Elections in France
ELECTIONS in France are all held on one day, and that day always a Sunday, in order that artisans and peasants may vote without inconvenience or loss. No…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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The Macleay Election
A WRITER in the Macleay ARGUS says: The Protection League have approved of Mr. P. Hogan as a candidate for the votes of the electors of the…
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THE following Protectionist members have been returned unopposed:—The Clarence—Mr. J. M'Farlane. The Hume—Mr. W. J. Lyne and Mr. Hayes. Balranald—Mr. F. B. Wilkinson…
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TO-MORROW it devolves upon the electors to nominate candidates to represent this important electorate in the new parliament. We are to-day as…
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PURSUANT to advertisement the above gentlemen addressed the electors at the Protestant Hall, on Friday evening last, when there was a large attendance…
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IN due accordance with notice given a meeting took place on Thursday last in the Oddfellows' Hall, at Coraki the object being to afford an opportunity to two of…
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ON Monday evening last Mr. W. Bourke addressed about 300 electors at the Bridge-street hall. Dr. F. G. Connor was voted to the chair, and in a few appropriate remarks introduced…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Municipal Election. the Election
THE election of Aldermen in the place of three retiring, took place at the Council Chambers on Saturday last, the scene of action being made lively throughout the day by many people…
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THE electors will be called upon, this day, to exercise their choice of three candidates to represent them in the coming session of Parliament, but there being one too many,…
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AT the declaration of the poll at Grafton last week, Mr. George Stokes, one of Mr. Becher's strongest supporters is reported to have said:—"Free and…
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THE official declaration of the polling results of the late election took place on Monday last, but owing to the intense heat prevailing, which necessitated an adjournment to…
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The last batch of the elections to the new Parliament were decided last Saturday, and the returns as given show 71 Freetraders and 66…
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IHE 'Herald.' says,—The official delaration of the poll took place on Monday. The attendance was small, but very unanimous[?] The utmost good feeling prevailed…
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FOR obvious reasons it is advisable the Speaker in Parliament should be reelected, but it must be equally clear that the aptitude and ability shown in…
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THE following circular letter from the Independent Order of Good Templars has been addressed to those mem hers of the new Parliament who are favourable…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bishop Higgins' Charges in Parliament
Mr. ABIGAIL called the attention of the Houst[?]o a surious, charge made against a branch o[?] the public service by Dr. Higgins, assistant Bishop to Cardinal Moran, when delivering a…
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At Wednesday's sitting a Supply Bill was passed through all its stages. The Payment of Members' Bill was received from the Assembly, and read a first time…
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THE MINISTER FOR WORKS (Mr. Bruce Smith), moved the reference to the Parliamentary Standing Committee of the proposed breakwater. He had a roport from the Eiigineer-in-Chief for…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday the Premier promised to announce the following day what course the Government proposed to take towards winding up the session, and would also…
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IN the Assembly yesternight Mr. BRUCE SMITH, in reply to Mr. NICOLL, said that it was not possible to give a definite answer as to when dredging operations would be commenced on…
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